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- 10/2019 (42)
Yevheniy didn't much like returning back to Ukraine, he might be the leader of his own faction of the Scits in New Zealand, but when he went to his father, his father still treated him like the seventeen year old who got drunk and vomited all over the kitchen floor, the kid who didn't understand that he wasn't supposed to be anything other than straight. His uncles treated him better, but every time he went it was just a disaster and he was always dealing with the aftermath for the week after the residue anger, pain from the fights and a general distance much worse than normal, it was just frustrating that he returned home one weekend in every month, he was beginning to think that he should extend that, make it every two months so he would stop having to deal with everything that came with visiting his father so often. The point of fighting this weekend had once again been Yev's sexuality, as it had always been since he'd spoken to his father about what he was, in the simplest manner, but his father hadn't yet come to understand it, and had once again just berated and pushed Yevheniy into spending the night with some Ukrainian girl, which Yev had regretted, since she like any of the girls he'd slept with, just not been what he wanted, and his father had barely blinked at him when he told him the next day she'd left right after.
Yevheniy identified as bisexual though not that openly, but a part of his mind knew firmly that that was a lie, but he just couldn't be gay, if his father's reaction to his bisexuality was as much of an issue as it was, he couldn't help but think that his homosexuality would erupt in ways that Yev wasn't ready to deal with from any person much less his father. So he convinced himself he wasn't, that he enjoyed sleeping with girls, which was easier than admitting the truth about who he was and it didn't matter since he had returned to New Zealand, and continued forward in his life, where it was just another thing about his life he didn't talk about. He had a serious black eye, and his knuckles were scrapped and bruised, he moved stiffly, but he hadn't yet actually gone home, with that kid in his apartment he didn't want to scare him off too much and rather found himself in a rather shady magical bar, the atmosphere in which he was probably going to end up in another fight if he played his cards right. He bought three triple vodka's and then looked around the place, eventually noticing a guy a little older than himself, who looked a little familiar and decided to talk to him, if just to take his mind off the weekend at his father's, he didn't say anything as he took a seat, "Why do you seem familiar to me?" he asked his Ukrainian accent thicker on his words as he spoke and sat down, placing his drinks on the table and holding on in his hand.
<i></i>Yevheniy identified as bisexual though not that openly, but a part of his mind knew firmly that that was a lie, but he just couldn't be gay, if his father's reaction to his bisexuality was as much of an issue as it was, he couldn't help but think that his homosexuality would erupt in ways that Yev wasn't ready to deal with from any person much less his father. So he convinced himself he wasn't, that he enjoyed sleeping with girls, which was easier than admitting the truth about who he was and it didn't matter since he had returned to New Zealand, and continued forward in his life, where it was just another thing about his life he didn't talk about. He had a serious black eye, and his knuckles were scrapped and bruised, he moved stiffly, but he hadn't yet actually gone home, with that kid in his apartment he didn't want to scare him off too much and rather found himself in a rather shady magical bar, the atmosphere in which he was probably going to end up in another fight if he played his cards right. He bought three triple vodka's and then looked around the place, eventually noticing a guy a little older than himself, who looked a little familiar and decided to talk to him, if just to take his mind off the weekend at his father's, he didn't say anything as he took a seat, "Why do you seem familiar to me?" he asked his Ukrainian accent thicker on his words as he spoke and sat down, placing his drinks on the table and holding on in his hand.